Why was Liu Bei so suspicious of Zhuge Liang in his later years?

Liu BeiAfraid of his deathZhuge LiangWill claim to be king.

When Liu Bei was in the White Emperor City, he said this to Zhuge Liang, everyone always thought that this was Liu Bei's trust in Zhuge Liang, but they never thought that this was actually a test that Liu Bei was giving Zhuge Liang, if Zhuge Liang dared to agree, he would definitely die in the chaos.

Zhuge Liang is clever, he can already predict many things, and even he understands the fall of Shu. But he has been doing his best to assist Liu Bei, but he didn't expect Liu Bei to have such a test for himself. From the words, he already felt content, so he wept bitterly, saying that he would definitely not be the emperor, and he would assist the queen well.

In the end, Liu Bei saw that Zhuge Liang was so dedicated, and after he died, he passed away satisfied, and he didn't want to continue to talk about other people, hoping that they could assist Liu Chan together.

and Zhuge Liang. Then Zhuge Liang began the great cause of the Northern Expedition and walked towards the last part of his life with Liu Chan.

Zhuge Liang

Zhuge Liang (181-234), the word Kongming.

No. Wolong. Langya, Xuzhou.

A native of Yangdu (now Yinan County, Linyi City, Shandong), he was the prime minister of Shu and Han during the Three Kingdoms period, and an outstanding politician and military strategist.

When he was young, he lived in seclusion in Longzhong, Deng County (now Xiangyang, Hubei).

West) plough the acres, be good at strategy, understand the art of war, and pay attention to world affairs. In the twelfth year of Jian'an (207 AD), Liu Bei visited the thatched house three times, and he proposed to occupy Jing (now Hunan, Hubei) and Yi (now Sichuan) two prefectures, reconcile the southwest ethnic groups, and unite Sun Quan in the east.

Northern Expedition to Cao Cao. The so-called "Longzhong pair".

Because you Yi Zhongtian has seen too much. If Zhuge Liang rebels, then Liu Bei's ambush army in advance may not be effective, even if there is really an ambush army, Zhuge Liang's rebellion will be fiercely beaten, and it can't be stopped, and the large-scale can be seen, small-scale, small-scale, together will eventually be discovered, not to mention that it consumes too many troops and can't beat Cao. If you really do that, then 100,000 Sun can kill through Shu, you say assassins?

Just kidding, if Liu Bei is really a hypocrite and really wants to get rid of Zhuge Liang, Zhuge Liang can't expect it? I send you a big international gesture of goodwill.

First of all, is it why we ask? May I ask what is the evidence that Liu Bei wanted to get rid of Zhuge Liang in his later years? Which article in the history books says this?

Liu BeiI want to get rid of it in my old ageZhuge LiangIt was because he was afraid that Zhuge Liang would want to take it after his deathLiu ChanReplace it yourself. Liu Bei led the whole country to crusade against the weak Eastern Wu, but he was defeated, and most of his life savings were swept away.

Shu Han at this time.

Inside, Guan Yu.

Zhang Fei and other irons have passed away, and those Jingzhou factions led by Zhuge Liang dominate. Therefore, before Liu Bei died, for his son Liu Chan to take over power smoothly, he thought about getting rid of the high-ranking and powerful Zhuge Liang.

When Liu Bei was seriously ill, he called Zhuge Liang to his side, handed Liu Chan to him, and told Zhuge Liang that if you can assist Liu Chan in completing the cause of recovering the Han Dynasty, then do your best to assist. If Liu Chan is really hopeless, can't help him, can't take it away, then you can completely abolish Liu Chan and become the emperor yourself.

Liu Bei really wants to restore the Han family, but he can't do it anymore, and his son Liu Chan is not smart at all, and when he dies, maybe Shu Han will be finished soon.

So at this time, he was afraid that after Zhuge Liang died, he would feel that Liu Chan was incompetent and not the master, so he would return to the mountains and forests. In this case, your wish will never be fulfilled. Let Zhuge Liang assist Liu Chan, there is still a glimmer of possibility, even if it is very small.

BecauseZhuge LiangThe merit is high and the lord is afraid of seizing power.

Zhuge Liang is in power, integrating military power, financial power, and personnel power, and Liu Bei wants to pass the throne to Liu Chan before his death.

wanted Zhuge Liang to continue to assist Liu Chan, but he was afraid that the foundation of the country he had established would be taken away by Zhuge Liang.

Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty:

Han nationality, the word Xuande, Zhuo County (now Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province) people, after Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, Shu Han.

Founding emperor and statesman. Historians often call him the ancestor.

Liu Bei worshipped Lu Zhi as a teacher when he was a teenager, and later participated in the suppression of the Yellow Turban Uprising.

Crusade against Dong Zhuo and other activities. Because of his limited strength, Liu Bei suffered repeated defeats in the melee of the princes, so he successively attached himself to Gongsun Zhan, Tao Qian, and Cao Cao.

Yuan Shao, Liu Biao and many other princes.

However, because he always adhered to the code of conduct of convincing people with virtue, he was respected by famous people at home and abroad, and Tao Qian, Liu Biao and others gave up letting their sons inherit the inheritance, but chose to give up their territory Xuzhou and Jingzhou to Liu Bei.

Through unremitting efforts, Liu Bei fought in the Battle of Chibi.

Later, he successively took Jingzhou and Yizhou, and established the Shu Han regime.

Liu Bei Hongyi is generous, knows people and treats people, indomitable, and his behavior entrusted to Zhuge Liang by the whole country before his death was praised by Chen Shou as "the grand track of ancient and modern", and many literary and artistic works in later generations took Liu Bei as the protagonist. Chengdu Wuhou Temple has Han Zhaolie Temple to commemorate.